Gisci – showcase website for a jewelry store in Rome

Gisci is a showcase website we developed for a handcrafted jewelry store based in Rome. Our project highlights the artisan’s collections and craftsmanship through an elegant, refined design that reflects the quality and uniqueness of the handmade creations on display.

Design and Presentation

We crafted a sophisticated design with a dark background that enhances the brilliance of the photographed jewelry. Collections are presented in elegant galleries with high-resolution images, material descriptions, and artisan technique details. Our minimalist layout places the creations at center stage, delivering a visual experience that communicates luxury and craftsmanship.

Features and Navigation

We structured the site with categories by jewelry type — rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings — and by thematic collection. Our integrated contact system allows clients to inquire about specific pieces or commission custom designs. We added Google Maps integration to help locate the physical store in Rome for in-person visits.

Local SEO and Visibility

We optimized the site for local searches such as “handcrafted jewelry Rome” and “handmade jewelry Rome,” implementing local business structured data and targeted on-page optimization. Our SEO strategy helped increase the store’s online visibility, attracting both local customers and tourists seeking authentic artisan jewelry in the capital.

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